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Finance Minister Ishaq Dar, FRB Chairperson Asim Ahmad
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Dar orders FBR to meet tax collection goals

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By Web Desk Published January 2, 2023 1 Min Read
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Finance Minister Ishaq Dar has urged the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) to achieve the tax collection target after missing the target for December 2022.

While heading a meeting with the FRB team, Finance Minister Ishaq Dar asked to achieve the tax collection goals from January 2023 onwards for the fiscal year 2022-23.

FBR Chairman Asim Ahmad presented FBR’s November and December 2022 revenue targets and results.

Chairman FBR informed the finance minister that FRB faces a revenue shortfall of Rs225 billion for December 2022; tax collecting machinery collected just Rs740 billion against a target of Rs965 billion.

The revenue shortfall will make it hard for the government to convince the IMF to revive the stalled IMF program without additional taxation measures, such as a mini-budget for the current fiscal year.

The government is considering a 1%-3% Flood Levy to raise Rs60 billion. Other direct taxation measures are possible. The government is in a catch-22 and has only identified areas with high profits because across-the-board taxation during stagflation could further erode economic activity.

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